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Five days after Amadeus closes, The Blue Room, written by David Hare and directed by Helen C. Estabrook ’03, will open, drawing audiences to a two-person performance by Julian Reyes and Abigail Ladd, with themes of what Lehrman called “intimacy and infidelity...
...have the basics of traditional cookery." Keep It Simple On the farm where he grew up, "food wasn't central," says Cees Helder, the only chef in the Netherlands with three stars. "But my mother was a very good cook." One dish stands out in Helder's memory: hare stewed in its own gravy with onions. "It was so natural," he says, deliciously simple in a style that he emulates at Parkheuvel, his Rotterdam restaurant, where the menu features more elaborate dishes, including ravioli stuffed with shoulder of pork and grilled turbot with an anchovy cream. Escoffier would be proud...
Heart failure occurs when the heart muscle becomes so weakened--either by infection, untreated high blood pressure, heart attack or aging--that it no longer pumps blood efficiently. "The heart can't pump enough blood to meet all the body's needs," is how Dr. Joshua Hare at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore, Md., describes it. The problem usually develops over several years, leading to fatigue, shortness of breath and a buildup of fluid, or congestion, in the body. When the degenerative process is sufficiently advanced, a heart transplant may be called...
...Padilla entered public life via an announcement from Moscow on Monday, by Attorney General John Ashcroft, that an al-Qaeda operative had been captured at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, en route to contaminate a U.S. city with a radiological bomb. Within minutes panicky cable news channels were running file footage of mushroom clouds. They then spent much of the next two days atoning via a more sober explanation of dirty-bomb scenarios - and why they're not nearly as scary as they sound...
...Padilla was arrested in May at Chicago's O'Hare airport after disembarking from his plane from Pakistan and taken to a prison in New York City. Sunday, he was handed over to the military and labeled an "enemy combatant" - someone, in the Pentagon's words, "who does not adhere to the rules of war; someone without weapons, without ties to recognized governments." An enemy combatant may also be detained by a government for any length of time without ever being charged with a crime. This means Padilla, who is currently in military custody in South Carolina...